Source Word
vocalis
IPA(Pronunciation)
Noun
(anatomy)
A
triangular
band
of
muscle
that
is
the
medial
part
of
the
thyroarytenoid
muscle,
originates
in
the
lamina
of
the
thyroid
cartilage,
and
inserts
into
the
vocal
process
of
the
arytenoid
cartilage;
it
lies
parallel
with
the
vocal
ligament
to
which
it
is
adherent
and
modulates
the
tension
of
the
true
vocal
cords.
Japanese Meaning
名詞: 喉頭の真声帯の緊張を調節する筋肉。甲状軟骨の板から起始し、輪状軟骨の声帯突起へ挿入され、声帯靭帯と平行に存在する三角形の筋肉であり、発声に必要な声帯の張力を制御する機能を有する。
Sense（1）
(anatomy)
A
triangular
band
of
muscle
that
is
the
medial
part
of
the
thyroarytenoid
muscle,
originates
in
the
lamina
of
the
thyroid
cartilage,
and
inserts
into
the
vocal
process
of
the
arytenoid
cartilage;
it
lies
parallel
with
the
vocal
ligament
to
which
it
is
adherent
and
modulates
the
tension
of
the
true
vocal
cords.
（ plural ）
